Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)

Categories Child Care, Teaching

Unlock the key to nurturing the potential of young children with our Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) course. Designed for early childhood educators, parents, and aspiring teachers in the UK, this course offers a comprehensive understanding of the EYFS framework, principles, and best practices. Learn how to promote holistic development, support children with diverse needs, and implement effective teaching strategies. Stay updated with EYFS changes and enhance your career in early childhood education. Start making a positive impact on children’s lives during their critical early years today.

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for individuals who have an interest in or are currently working in the field of early childhood education and care in the United Kingdom. It is relevant for:

Early Years Practitioners: nursery staff, childminders, and educators who work directly with children in early years settings.
Aspiring Early Years Teachers: Individuals considering a career in early years teaching or wishing to gain foundational knowledge.
Parents and Carers: Parents seeking to better understand the EYFS framework to support their child’s development.
SENCOs: Special Educational Needs Coordinators looking to enhance their knowledge of SEN/SEND within the EYFS.
Early Years Professionals: Those in leadership or managerial roles in early years settings who want to ensure compliance with EYFS regulations and improve quality.

Understand the Foundations of EYFS: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, its principles, and its significance in early childhood education.
Promote Holistic Development: Learn strategies to support the holistic development of children in their early years, encompassing physical, social, emotional, and cognitive growth.
Implement EYFS Effectively: Acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively implement the EYFS framework in early childhood settings, including observation, assessment, and planning.
Support Children with Diverse Needs: Learn how to identify and provide inclusive support for children with special education needs (SEN) or disabilities within the EYFS framework.
Engage in Partnership Working: Understand the importance of collaboration with parents and other professionals to promote a child's well-being and development.
Ensure Safeguarding and Welfare: Recognise the key responsibilities related to safeguarding, child welfare, and creating safe and suitable early childhood environments.
Explore Teaching Strategies: Discover a range of teaching strategies and methods tailored to the developmental needs of pre-schoolers, promoting active learning and critical thinking.
Stay Informed of EYFS Updates: Stay up-to-date with recent changes and updates to the EYFS framework and understand their implications.
Career Development: Gain insights into career opportunities, qualifications, and pathways for those interested in working in early childhood education in the UK.

Course Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)

Introduction to the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)

Module 2: Importance of Early Years Development

Module 3: EYFS Statutory Framework

Module 4: Working as an EYFS Teacher in the UK

Module 5: EYFS Teaching Methods

Module 6: Principles and Theories of EYFS

Module 7: The EYFS cycle

Module 8: Promoting Learning & Development

Module 9: Children Having Special Education Needs (SEN) or Disabilities

Module 10: Parents’ Guide to the Early Years Foundation Stage

Module 11: Welfare Requirements

Module 12: The EYFS Educational Philosophies and Privileges

Module 13: Registration, Inspection, and Quality Improvement

Module 14: EYFS Framework in 2021

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Level

All Levels
Duration

7 hours
Last Updated

January 21, 2024
Enrollment validity

Enrollment validity: 365 days
Certificate

Certificate of completion

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How this Course Can Help

Meeting Regulatory Requirements: For early childhood practitioners and managers, this course provides essential knowledge to meet the regulatory requirements set by OFSTED (Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services, and Skills) in the UK. It ensures that settings are compliant with EYFS standards.
Enhancing Child Development: Understanding the principles and strategies outlined in this course empowers educators to create a stimulating environment that maximises each child’s potential for growth across all developmental areas, including emotional, social, physical, and cognitive development.
Inclusion and SEN/SEND: The course equips participants with the skills and understanding needed to identify and provide appropriate support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEN/SEND), ensuring inclusivity and equality of access for all children.
Effective Teaching Strategies: Early childhood practitioners and teachers will gain insights into effective teaching methods tailored to the needs of preschoolers. This knowledge will help engage children in active learning, promote curiosity, and nurture critical thinking skills.
Parental Engagement: For parents and carers, this course offers valuable insights into the EYFS framework, enabling them to actively participate in their child’s early education journey, provide support at home, and collaborate effectively with early childhood providers.
Career Advancement: Aspiring early childhood educators and professionals can use this course to lay the foundation for a successful career in early childhood education. It provides information on qualifications, career pathways, and the skills required for progression.
Stay Informed: Given the dynamic nature of education, staying informed about changes and updates in the EYFS framework is crucial. This course ensures that educators and professionals are aware of the latest developments and their implications for practice.